I have the Motorola Milestone that time bought, when it was and also paid an appropriate price of the top products on the market. Meanwhile, three years later I can look back now and know that I would rather have a HTC or Samsung chosen device. The legendary bad policy update (aka Waiting for Godot) is well known among Milestonebesitzern. The promise made when selling this smartphone would support Flash, was the uncertainty fulfilled only after a long time. For Explanation: The Android operating system supported Flash since version 2.2 was released in May 2010. This Motorola but waited until March 2011 to the the appropriate update for Milestone phones appeared and thus the Milestone lent its full advertised capabilities. But this is not enough. I also had to contend with a loose connection to the headphone jack. This could be through a piece Strohalm which the gap between housing and socket filled resolve, but that's not what must occur in a device of this price brand. This trick I have not thought of yourself, it is proposed in various forums, where users complain of the same problem. Another problem area is the touch screen, or be his digitizer. This part of the hardware seems to be extremely vulnerable, as there are multiple accounts of "Dead Zones" and "Ghost Touches" at Milestone. Register A problem with the parts of the touch screen touches, although the touch screen is not touched or fail entirely. For some, the problem has occurred after a few months, with me. Unfortunately, after the expiry of warranty All this testifies not of brand quality, which is why I can only advise against Motorola in general and the Milestone in particular.
